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Guia de recursos
Estadísticas
Estudiantes de primer grado: comience la conversación
Estudiantes secundarios: estar alerta
Estudiantes de secundaria: establecer límites
Metas de conversación
Vaping y marihuana
Alcohol, conducción de adolescentes y fiestas
Cuándo preocuparse y qué hacer
Recursos locales
Guia de recursos

 

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Funding provided by Healthcare Foundation of Highland Park and Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration grant #SP021482. This brochure was developed in part under grant #SP021482 from the Office of National Drug Control Policy and Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. The views, opinions, and content of this publication are those of the authors and contributors, and do not necessarily reflect the views, opinions or policies of ONDCP, SAMHSA, or HHS, and should not be construed as such.

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Estadísticas

Estudiantes de primer grado: comience la conversación

Estudiantes secundarios: estar alerta

Estudiantes de secundaria: establecer límites

Metas de conversación

Vaping y marihuana

Alcohol, conducción de adolescentes y fiestas

Cuándo preocuparse y qué hacer

Para obtener una lista más extensa de señales de advertencia, visite: drugfree.org/article/look-for-warning-signs.

Recursos locales

Schools and Religious Organizations

Our local schools and many religious organizations have trained staff to help with behavioral health needs, and they already know your child. In high school, talk to your child’s counselor or school resource officer. In middle school or elementary school, ask for the principal. At your place of worship, talk to your pastor, rabbi, or youth leader.

Text-a-Tip

Secure and anonymous help from a trained counselor 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, directly from your phone. Use the “Lake County Help” app or text 224HELP at 844-823-5323. All text messages are secure and anonymous so teens can communicate on their own or through a friend without fear. Visit CommunityTheAntiDrug.org/help for more information.

Drug Information and Tips for Parents

 🗨 Community — The Anti-Drug Coalition
CommunityTheAntiDrug.org 
224-765-CTAD
Drug Free America
dfaf.org 
727-828-0211
Michael Jordan Michael Filler Foundation
jordanfiller.org
847-828-3288
National Institute for Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism
niaaa.nih.gov
301-443-3860
National Institute for Drug Abuse (NIDA)
drugabuse.gov
301-443-1124
Parents Empowered
parentsempowered.org
847-546-6450
Partnership for Drug-Free Kids
drugfree.org
855-378-4373
🗨 Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services Administration (SAMHSA)
samhsa.gov
800-662-HELP

Counseling and Educational Support

🗨 Family Service of Lake County (Highland Park)
famservice.org
847-432-4981
🗨 Our Center (Highwood)
famservice.org
847-681-0208
🗨 OMNI Youth Services (Buffalo Grove)
omniyouth.org
847-353-1500

Support for People in Recovery and their Families

🗨 Al-Anon & Ala-Teen (for families)
al-anon.org
757-563-1600
Families Anonymous (for families)
familiesanonymous.org
847-294-5877
JCFS Chicago Addiction Services (for recovering Jews and their families)
jcfs.org
847-745-5422
Marijuana Anonymous
marijuana-anonymous.org
 
Nar-Anon (for families)
Nar-anon.org
800-477-6291
SMART Recovery (Self-management and recovery training)
smartrecovery.org
440-951-5357

Prescription Drug Deposit Box Locations

Throw away unused medications and eliminate the temptation for young people to experience or misuse these medications. Nearby deposit box locations include Deerfield and Highland Park and Walgreens Police Stations at 780 Waukegan Rd in Deerfield. Visit DrugFreeLakeCounty.org for a complete list and map of locations in Lake County.

Treatment Agencies

Inpatient and outpatient consumption and addiction support is available for adolescents. The Illinois Helpline can help you connect with the service you need.

🗨 Illinois Help Line
helplineil.org
833-2-FindHelp
A Way Out (opioids only, contact Deerfield Police Department)
awayoutlc.org
847-945-8636
Gateway Foundation (locations in Lake County)
gatewayfoundation.org
877-377-2027
Icas Nicasa (location in Highland Park)
nicasa.org
847-546-6450
C Rosecrance (Northbrook location)
rosecrance.org
888-928-5278
SunCloud Health (Northbrook location)
suncloudhealth.com
844-202-3161

Health Providers

Contact your pediatrician and insurance provider before making an appointment.

🗨 Advocate Condell Medical Center
advocatehealth.com/condell
847-362-2900
Northwestern Medicine – Lake Forest Hospital
nm.org
847-234-5600
Amita Health – Alexian Brothers Behavioral Health Hospital
amitahealth.org
800-432-5005
🗨 NorthShore University Health System – Highland Park Hospital
northshore.org
847-432-8000
🗨 NorthShore University Health System – Glenbrook Hospital
northshore.org
847-657-5800
🗨 Lake County Department of Health and Community Health Center
lakecountyil.gov/health
847-377-8000
Ur Lurie Children’s Hospital – Substance Use and Prevention Program
luriechildrens.org
800-KIDS-DOC


* The information in this guide is not intended as a substitute for seeking help or advice from a mental health, substance abuse, medical or legal professional. You should consult and seek the advice of the appropriate professional regarding your own welfare or the welfare of another person. The information and graphics are for educational purposes only and should not be considered complete.

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Mailing Address:
433 Vine Ave., Highland Park IL 60035

Office Locations:
Deerfield & Highland Park High Schools

Phone: 224-765-CTAD (224-765-2823)
Email: info@communitytheantidrug.org

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